After lunch, the wind was again light from the north west so there was no change of course and another committee boat start. At the first windward mark, the same five boats were having a tussle to be first round; Martin Treadway achieving this. However, on the run down the lake there was nothing between these leading boats. On the second lap Martin Treadway got away just ahead of Peter Moulton, with the others now quite widely strung out in the order: Nigel Darby, Mike Pickett and then Jon Hunt. On the third beat up the lake the wind dropped, Martin sat in a hole and Nigel slipped past into 1^st place, with Mike Pickett 2^nd, Martin 3^rd and Peter Moulton 4^th. This meant that Martin Treadway and Mike Pickett now had 4 points each so the third and last race would be the decider.

This last race started from opposite the race hut which, as those who have visited Chipstead will know, is set high above the lake and near the main club building. It started with a short beat to the windward mark, at the north end of the lake. Martin Treadway passed this first, just ahead of Jon Hunt. There was then a long run down the lake, with five boats in a bunch. All appeared to round the leeward mark together in very dirty wind but Martin and Jon managed to pull away into clear wind for the beat back up the lake. However the wind then dropped again and all the boats slowed down. As time was short the OOD decided to shorten the race and Mike Pickett slipped through the fleet, apparently with his own wind, to finish in front, very near the pontoons, followed by Nigel Darby 2^nd, Jon Hunt 3^rd, Peter Moulton 4^th, and Martin Treadway 5^th.

The table of results opposite shows all the boats which participated in the event but the main placings only relate to those sailed by Association members. However the table does show the places which the other two boats would have been given in the individual races.

Trophies were awarded as follows: